Like I mentioned, we went back to Uncle Tim and Aunt Jen's house to carve pumpkins and watch the Rangers battle the Cardinals in the World Series. It was fun to hang out with family and roast pumpkin seeds, eat Uncle Tim's pork (YUM!!) and Aunt Jen's cookies (YUM YUM!!) and play with little Jazzy (the Chug). Derek was surprisingly not afraid of Jazzy or Izzy (the boxer). Last time he'd seen dogs, he was not too excited to play. This time, Izzy licked his face, followed him around and pushed him over a couple times and he didn't seem to mind. At first though, he wanted to be in my lap. When Izzy left the immediate vicinity, he'd get down to wander, but when he made eye contact with Izzy (who would immediately start heading his way), Derek would drop everything and run to the nearest lap. Too funny. He stopped this after a bit, but it was funny while it lasted. My little boy is growing up! *sniff sniff*
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Cowboy Derek and the Pumpkin Patch
A couple Sundays ago, I brought Derek into my room to play while I finished getting ready. He found Aunt Lanae's cowboy hat and paraded around, entirely too pleased with himself. He loves to play with Grandpa's baseball hat, so a cowboy hat was just another plaything to him. Don't worry, Lanae - we put it back safe and sound.


My Mom and Rick invited us to go to a pumpkin patch about an hour south of McKinney. After a bit of a rocky (and late) start, we met up with them and my Aunt, Uncle and a few of my cousins. My cousins are a few years older than Derek and were more excited about the bouncy houses and tractor rides, but Derek was easily entertained with massive pumpkins. Good thing for me, because I had some pictures I wanted to take. We all got together later that evening to carve pumpkins and watch the 4th game in the World Series. Go Rangers!



Mitch was so patient with Derek. Derek kept "asking" to ride the merry-go-round so Mitch squeezed his big frame into the itty bitty space. Twice. This is Derek's excited face. No happy squeals, just quiet. He's such a funny little boy!





Like I mentioned, we went back to Uncle Tim and Aunt Jen's house to carve pumpkins and watch the Rangers battle the Cardinals in the World Series. It was fun to hang out with family and roast pumpkin seeds, eat Uncle Tim's pork (YUM!!) and Aunt Jen's cookies (YUM YUM!!) and play with little Jazzy (the Chug). Derek was surprisingly not afraid of Jazzy or Izzy (the boxer). Last time he'd seen dogs, he was not too excited to play. This time, Izzy licked his face, followed him around and pushed him over a couple times and he didn't seem to mind. At first though, he wanted to be in my lap. When Izzy left the immediate vicinity, he'd get down to wander, but when he made eye contact with Izzy (who would immediately start heading his way), Derek would drop everything and run to the nearest lap. Too funny. He stopped this after a bit, but it was funny while it lasted. My little boy is growing up! *sniff sniff*
Like I mentioned, we went back to Uncle Tim and Aunt Jen's house to carve pumpkins and watch the Rangers battle the Cardinals in the World Series. It was fun to hang out with family and roast pumpkin seeds, eat Uncle Tim's pork (YUM!!) and Aunt Jen's cookies (YUM YUM!!) and play with little Jazzy (the Chug). Derek was surprisingly not afraid of Jazzy or Izzy (the boxer). Last time he'd seen dogs, he was not too excited to play. This time, Izzy licked his face, followed him around and pushed him over a couple times and he didn't seem to mind. At first though, he wanted to be in my lap. When Izzy left the immediate vicinity, he'd get down to wander, but when he made eye contact with Izzy (who would immediately start heading his way), Derek would drop everything and run to the nearest lap. Too funny. He stopped this after a bit, but it was funny while it lasted. My little boy is growing up! *sniff sniff*
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2 comments:
I cannot believe how big Derek is getting! Crazy!
Holy Cow that pumpkin patch was awesome! I wish there were some like that in Utah! Oh well I guess we will just have to move to Texas! Muah ha ha ha ha
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